Everyone has seen the footage of Neil Armstrong taking the first steps onto the lunar surface during NASA’s historic Apollo 11 mission to the Moon. It was, after all, a monumental achievement for the human race, but the story of what the astronauts did immediately after returning to Earth isn’t nearly as well-known.
Upon landing in the ocean, the Apollo 11 crew was swiftly carried off to isolated living quarters at the Johnson Space Center in Houston. There, with NASA laboratory scientists watching their every move, the astronauts were quarantined for several weeks. Now, NASA has revealed that the historic building will be toppled early next year.
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NASA will demolish a historic building where Apollo 11 astronauts lived after the Moon mission originally appeared on BGR.com on Wed, 25 Sep 2019 at 12:44:17 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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